The redolent shades of M68, in vibrant red, white or matt black, as well as polished aluminium, were inspired by the shape of a woman’s shoulders and are the most familiar way to brighten a good table. From the top centre of the bell-shaped lamp run the electric cable and the fine steel wire from which it hangs.
The hugely evocative shade on the M68 lamp immortalises the silhouette of a woman’s shoulders. It is an aluminium re-edition of the
famous methacrylate pop lamp from the 1960s – also by Miguel Milá – and it is now available in lively red, matte white or black, as well
as in polished aluminium.
Since the shade is opaque, its bell-shape cross section gives it a large inside surface to diffuse the light. The electrical cable runs from
the top middle area of the shade along with a tiny metal cylinder that links the shade and the steel wire that holds it aloft. In short, M68
is the friendliest way of lighting a large table.